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POHANG, South Korea Saturday, An. 12 -ih American
tanks and Infantry ringed Pohang airport this moraine and South
Korean troops began poshing toward the city. ;
: Pohang itself is a "no man's land." The Americans and South
Koreans hold the docks. The communists are concealed in the
northern section of the city. The area between the two forces Is
: empty. - . -s
Americans also were holding a bridge one and a half miles
outside the city. They controlled four and one-half miles of road
from the airport to the bridge.
: The airport was operating this moraine with planes landing
and taking of f regularly. -
- TOKYO, Saturday, Aug. 12-TVAmerican and South Korean
tr-oons launched a counterattack on the newly-fallen east coast port
of Pohang today as the communists stabbed across the Naktong river
toward Taegu, on the western side of the United Nations Korean
beachhead. -
' The counterblow at Pohang, second most important U. N. (port
in Korea, was announced in an
eighth army communique issued
at noon. It said the town, which
fell Friday night,-was held by 3,000
reds.
During the night, a column of
American tanks moved in to help
the embattled American defenders
who clung to Pohang's airfield and
port facilities, outside the town
proper. Destroyers came into the
harbor and swung their guns
shoreward. Battle - tested South
Korean troops rushed to the area
in preparation for the counterat
tack.
Across the beachhead 50 miles
westward, the Korean reds threw
rimsfo as eat t a A
Do not think that when a prob- south Korean defenders of the
Um is riven to a government bu- Naktong line protecting the com
,i j- tv,i;Hpsj1 admin- munications center of Taegu. It
1 . . AI. t nA1"A niTTlPUil LIlclU 1 Mi IV"-
iff -.tolntotK: In, the awaited all-out push on the city
a"" I Kilt ft 1M tAA AOPl aw
latter the chain oi commana is us- i w
.n. nnite definite. Authority is Met With Bayonets
snDerintendents The reds sent about 300 men
and on up tnrougn vu.c , ....... --
to the president. The lunions may airy division front and the Amer-
interiere witn autocrauc tuuui . u uoju
but as a rule the authority is clear nets in fierce hand-to-hand battle.
j .nti ThP mpthods of I To the north the reds Dushed
business are well established. It is against, the South Korean first di
because our vast business organ- vision with 10 tanks which they
ism is so efficiently manageu ma 1 j
it is able to produce me voiumc "V - - - " " r. "
and variety of goods which amazes ed but five tanks stall were roam.
. - i iriu Baavr fir Tna mgrrnnir
the rest of the world. v . rK r '' tt c
Tt is different with a political I ,Knr,, YT. ' :7
For one thine law governs rT, 4..JV "t1."
it, and rigid relations. . These ward ChinjUf southern an-
may not De aiiereu chor. The marines were moving to
nna in th line of commana. inus I I ,
there is not the resiliency wtucn forces trapped east of the red base,
business possesses in meeting ffi GramA R.r.in4Ml
SlJKi ifflnSSSd ..General MacArthur headquar-
to refer ' vexing questions i U "has attained its objective." The
FOUNDED
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Thf Oregon Statesman. Solaxn. Oregon, Saturdory, August 12, 1950
PRICE 5c
No. 137
MissNY.C
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USAF to
CaUUp
50,000
Prisdiraere ant Way afll!: if Coaoouty
i) a flu,. Escape ion owontowini Crowds
WASHINGTON, Aug. 11 -UP)-
The air force and. the army an.
nounced today they are calling up
59,444 reserves.
The air force said it expects to
put 8.000 officers and 42,000 en.
listed men into active service by
early fall. It spoke of this number
as the "initial requirement.
Most of these officers will be of
the rank of captain or below. The
enlisted reservists are persons with
military skills which are needed,
Previously the air force had said
it was summoning reservists, on a
voluntary and involuntary basis.
r. AVRY Phyllis Battleson, tne but the figures had not been given,
music student from canny wot ine army is ordering maie
wtd Miss Mew xo reserve omcers irom au over we
i-Mt. tht wrfk for tne annual country into active service.
.. amrira contest The ZZ- There are two general groups.
-ia vrnnu has tunc with 1, A total of 1,582 from the ac
Portland and Oregon City radio tive and inactive medical, dental,
.ttion and witn tne .w
t
-'..MWMwJIbi-...-
' ' V " '
f- "
Woodry band of Salem.
Income Tax
Boost Voted by
Senate Group
mcHTwr.TON. Aue. 11 -UP)
rrhe senate finance committee vot
veterinary and medical service
corps of the of ficers reserve corps;
up to the grade of major in the
medical and medical service group,
lieutenant colonel in the dental
corps, and major in the veterinary
corps.
For 21 Months Service
2. A total of 1.808 captains and
6,054 lieutenants in 16 branches
who are not assigned to organized
reserve units. They will be on
active duty by October 6, assigned
to 21 months' service unless re
lieved sooner, or unless the per
iod is changed by law.
Donald Elmer Flodstrom
Grown Prince
Becomes
Of Belgians
nniitiral considerations
Even entrenched bureaus lack a
nc f cpfiiritv. Their heads are
constantly striving to please high-
Pusan and to regain the high
ground east of Chinju. ,
ine Saturday afternoon sum-
er-ups, to please congressional mar b y head qUarters said
rnmmittpps. to nlease a constituen
cy which' will back them in the
the marines were continuing their
advance against stubborn red re-
internecine warfare within gov- I stance. Associated Press Corre
ernment. ' spondent Don Whitehead reported
rwasionallv divisions within or- from the front that some 1.000
faniztlons break out in public trapped reds east of Chiniu were
This week we had Carroll L. Wil- battling desperately to break free,
son resign as general manager of Far East air forces said a mass
the atomic energy commission be- formation of superfortresses made
cause he said he lacked connoence a concentrated aiiacK Saturday on
in the new chairman,? uoraon miutary oDjecuves in tne extreme
Dean. Of the original commission, northeastern part of North Korea,
which is only about three years A navy announcement said Nep-
old only one member remains. iune pairoi oomoers unaay sex
How can there be continuity of f0. coastal vessels along the
riw nnd nf administration with North Korean east coast. Air force
such a turnover? How would Gen- J and carrier-based fighters and
eral Motors fare if it gave its top 6" vy bwws
(MitivM siirh short tenure? Yet support of ground forces along
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. ' .1 m n:- ' uic Aiuin cixiu xiuimitfrra rn rom.
me nanaung oi . . . . . , TO;
uuuiiun. v 1 Xhi ur9 th. f,,M 1 V
140-mile battlefront from south to
north around the beachhead:
Southwestern front The U. S.
army's 35th regiment of the 25th
division and the fifth regimental
combat team were coming abreast
on nign ground just east of Chinju,
55 air miles west of Pusan. the
main U. N. supply port The fifth
marine regiment took the south
wi V . in -i
' , , . t j i vm. iwauuib roues
Malarkev-Moore. Portland, ri-i -v,;r,.
day submitted a low bid of flay,- four xtite& beyond in a Friday
33v ior consirucuuii m i jugnt attacK.
d nw administration building at 1 wctm fmnTti Trr.t.
Oregon state hospital. Seven bids heavily reinforced their bridge
were received. head across the Naktong near
I. high and will be located a short I west of Taegu, putting another re-
distance west of the main nospitai giment across iriaay mgnt. inis
riniidin?. Cost of the new admin- gave them about a full division on
w u . m A t . A . . A
istration building nad Deen esu- tne east siae on a two-mue sector
mated by engineers at $165,000. It facing the U. S. 24th division. A
will - house tne nospitai meuicu i uancrjf ui. uc itu ueu gum
and administrative staffs. -., . apparently survived a night attack
-.--:-i ; a th.. MnciaM th I dv American pianes.
?.fJ?,e I! I buildup continued west of the
IWU ' Malrtrtn.
BRUSSELS. Belgium, Aug. ill
Ae limits for th rantiim snd fvTV-Crown Prince Baudouui. a
liontononfe in (k. 1ft I KoQrvfvt 3 rl H VOUth Of 19 WhO VI T
ed unanimously today to increase b t . g-.0imt. llst kp tually is a. stranger in his own
individual income taxes t7 $2i me- The limits in the services, country, became ruler of the Bel
13.000.000.000. But it said all iea- which inpi,. nrfitant nr.i eians today. His father. King Leo-
eral taxes should be removed Irom chemical police, quarter- Pold III, dropped to the role of S--O
-t L.l.. AnrnttiiccmnM Officer I 1 . ' , ki.. U a.W I i
ui s uiiu rr v I mabier ana ouier orancnes, are M1 " Iia",c
rank now fighting the Korean ydgher than in the combat groups. Thrust suddenly to the stage in
war. i uverage omcers in the combat a drama which at one time threat
category will be ordered to duty in ened civil war, Baudouin took the
the service branches. oath of Prince RoyaL or regent,
The army said that these can- before both houses of the national
tains and lieutenants will include I rurtiammt T-pnnold. whose re-
ging deeper into the pockets of both active and inactive members turn July 22 from six years in
over 50,000,000 individual taxpay- of the organized reserve corps. The exile provoked a crisis, remained
ers on October 1. Withholding of active members are those active in in hia guarded Greystone Laeken
wages and salaries, aiier persona training programs. (Additional de- palace.
exemptions, will jump irom uuis on page 2). ; lAlthough Leopold remains king
present 15 per cent to 18 per cent. , m name until Baudouin's 21st
2. The actual increase in wa Oreron QnoU birthdav. SeDt. 7. 1951. his son al-
will be around 20 per cenxxor PORTLAND, Aug. lWVOre- ready is king in fact. Tonight, the
millions oi persons in us www gon military district headauarter's LeoDoldian voice aDDealed in a re
income brackets. reported the state's auota for recall corded broadcast to the Belgians to
J. UlS in re w """".y, of unassicrned armv rowrvn nf. unite nrnnnd "mv weU-beloved
nrooaDiy wouia pay no ui fiPW.s mav he ahnnt 9nn enn "
and their omcers wouia The recall of air force officers
This Is what it will mean, if
the senate and house approve, as
they are expected to ao. .
1. Uncle sam wiu Degin -
Bids Opened on
State Hospital
Building Job
situation.
A contract probably will be
awarded Tuesday at a meeting of
the state board of control.
Animal Crackers
By WARREN GOODRICH
Naktong. In the heaviest -concentration
anywhere along the line,
they had four possibly five di
visions. General MacArthurs
headquarters said. A report not
fully confirmed said the reds had
massed 30 tanks in the Waegwan
area.
ductions in their taxes, too- The Ld men may total 50Q from among
tax exemption would not apply to the air reserve units. None of these
service men ana women ouisiuc wiU pulled from the 0Tganized
units such as the 403d troop carrier
wing stationed here.
James Roosevelt
Doesn't Expect
Marines Call
WASHINGTON, Aug. 11
James Roosevelt said today, he
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1520: if S7.000. the increase would "c-"4uu:iers spoKesman saia doesn't expect to De canea to
be from $780 to $932; if $10,000, S??1 J? JmDal arms in-1 duty with the marines in the lm
the tax would go from $1,361 to "Jf"tv1?ITOOr fna mediate future.
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Sheriff Labels
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By John H. White
SUit Writer. The" Statesman
Three 22-year-old prisoners
sawed through outside window
bars of the Marion county jail
about 4:40 pjn. Friday and es
caped into downtown Salem at th
height of the afternoon rush hour.
None had been recaptured early
this morning despite an intens
search by city, county and stat
police. Several leads were tracked
down without success.
The escapees, all regarded as
"dangerous," were Kenneth Orval
Smith, San Francisco, held for
grand jury action for the admitted
holdup of a Salem taxi driver last
week; Richard Philip Tungate,
1785 S. 13th St., awaiting hearins
on an auto theft charge; and DCn
ald E. Flodstrom, 248 D st., serv
ing a 90-day sentence for escape.
Smith, when arrested by Salem
city police, was on parole from
San Quentin prison in California
where he served time for armed
robbery. Tungate, arrested Mon
day night by sheriffs deputies, was
on parole from a two-year sen
tence at the state prison for burg
lary not in a dwelling.
Previous Escape
Flodstrom was one of five pri
soners who sawed through th
same cell w'ndow last April 23.
He was recaptured several days
later m a north Salem motel.
The break was discovered about
40 p on. by a trusty in the kitchen
who saw the men darting out th
wmdow. He ran upstairs and noti
fied sheriffs deputies.
The trio broke through the same
window where five prisoners es
caped in April. Two bars wer
sawed and twisted upward. The
trio then sawed through a heavy
wire screen which had been weld
ed after the last break, crawled
through the window, and climbed
a high iron grating on the east
side of the courthouse. A piece of
the hacksaw was found near the
window.
Leads Unsuccessful
Several leads were tracked down
without success Friday night.
of war zones.
As an illustration of how Indi
vidual tax increase would work.
a man with a wife and two child.
ren and $3,000 Income (after de
ductions but before exemptions)
now nays $100 , tax. Under the
Marlon County Sheriff Denver Young examines the hole that three Three men were reported fleeing
escaping prisoners aawcu w an cs wmuuw vt uic wwhj j n- i across a norm saiem Da ex yard
To Report Sept 22
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. ll-UP)-
oixui army neaaquarxers announc-
day afternoon. The trio (pictured above) sawed through two bars
and the screen about 4:40 p. m. None had been recaptured early
this morning, despite an Intense search by city, county and state
police officers.
hkheA fates his tax would be " late today that the first group
It tus income were sa.uuu, me i r
f urMill inmn from S.432 in ocpiemDer H
$1,592.
The democratic candidate 5 for
corps of engineers will be called
ona group will don their uniforms w,r""4 Vi CT""" " 7 A
September 29 and the third Oc- conference he has been advised
a 1 I 4-1 at 4- tMAlHvtA tMral nAllAV
He estimated that by Monday ring future developments, is not seTve
the individual military districts to reserve officers of my rank pea ,5 of d
wiuua me eigne western states l"1 U1C "
that comprise the 6th army will be mediate future.
given their Quotas of officers to be ! "So," he added, "I have im
WASHINGTON. Aug. 11 -(5V called ior physical examination. portant work to do; and I'm going
Senator Taf t (R-Ohio) launched I Reports of the examinations will to set about doing it." A short tion of the unified army, including
a fight today to keep for congress be zorwarded to army headquar- time later a marine represents- German troops, and the dispatch ot
the right to say when price-wag n at San Francisco s Presidio for tive told reporters Roosevelt call- large armed forces from Britain
Taf t Combats
Controls Plan
about 6 pjn. but investigation fail
ed to reveal any trace of them.
Another report was received that
three men boarded a freight train
for Albany. Deputies met the train
at Albany and searched all cars.
All were empty.
Meanwhile, deputies beat the
brush along the Willamette river.
This was the escape route used
by Flodstrom at the time of his
last break from JaiL
STRASBOURG. France, Aug. lMflVThe European consultative Flodstrom weighs 158 pounds, la
cumblv adonted tonieht. 89 to 5. a motion by Winston Churchill 1 5 feet, 10 inches tall and has brown
urging creation of a united European army for defense of the west hair and blue eyes. Smith weigh
There were 27 abstentions. Ua pounas, is 0 ieet, i mcnes
The motion, as revised in a 20 -man committee which included I tall and has brown hair and green
the veteran British conservative leader, provides that the unified I eyes. Tungate stands 5 feet, 4 In-
Europe Assembly Backs
Plan for Army
under a Euro
defense.
Churchill said he would not be a
candidate for the proposed post of
defense minister.
He urged in a speech the crea-
rationing controls shall be impos
ed, If at an.
The house voted yesterday to
leave the decision entirely up to
President 'Truman. The senate is
debating a measure Which would
do the same thing.
This, said Taft, would be hand.
ing to the president "complete
and arbitrary dictatorial power
over the entire economic life of
the country."
evaluation.
Tobacco Heir
- Lost on Peak
ed on General Gates, command- and the United States to guard
ant of the marine corps, and was j western Europe against Soviet ag-
given assurance that marine re- gression.
serve officers of his rank are not "Apart from the establishment
being called to active duty.
of the American base in England,"
I he charged, "nothing has been
BUTTER PRICES TO RISE
LONE PINE. Calif. Aue. 11-fJPi
m . . - - - V Ui. aa vv v.
I oearcn parues lonignt were comb
ing the east face of ML Whitney,
" : 1 A 1 At.
i iwoseveii, a cuionci in uic iua- - . - nnv .fftivn nrntec
a 9 A AJJ UUKIB .aT KA W (U1F mm w w
rme volunteer reserve, reiieraieu .. - rfrnmi:n-..ub.
he is ready to go on active duty I JI, h the Rus.
whenever he is needed and wants Kj communist armies, with their
to De ueaiea exacuy iuse any masses of armor and aircraft.'
He said the creation of a trust
grades on the wholesale market to- soiLof ew York broker.
morrow. :
worthy defense system within the
next two years would lessen the
threat of a third world war.
The consultative assembly is the
lower house of the council of Eu
rope, an international discussion
set up on parliamentary
'Fireball' Flashes Across
Northwest Evening Sky
C1 w-.M. PWODCY1
ia't m piece cf crsttt4tci ca the k
Cl&emr
A meteor or "fiebaIl, flashed
across the sxy norm 01 &aiem
about 8:30 p. zn. Friday, according
to numerous residents who telo
phoned reports of the phenomena
to The Statesman. . . .
The Associated Press reported
that the object also was seen south
of Portland and by Boeing field
control tower operators in Seattle.
The first report in Salem came
from John Butts, who lives at the
veteran's housing unit, and report
ed seeing a "blue ball with a red
til which split in two and disin
tegrated."
Other phone calls came from Sa
lem Heights. Kingwood Heights,
the north Salem fire station and
other parts of the city. Residents
generally agreed that the object
was traveling from northeast -to
northwest, dost to the earth and
highest peak inthe United State. WUllholdillff of
PORTLAND, Aug. 11 tP) Trade I r. V 1 V .ui.'-u iXCJrn.1Q5' A 1 1
sources here said butter would in- ucur 10 . woacco iortune, ana his r lHJCr l ASHCU
a - 1 nil i ri 1 1 in .'srannawi ju x .
crease one cent a pound on an vL. t';!r,UIO,1 portt.and. Aug. U-tJTi-A rec
Th. TtJI: rZ' t....Jonm;end7tion that 15 per cent of fnP J P JSS
.r.0"-" hi,,-, .firtmn be withheld lines, ine i ucss
uwu uiiasinK fciiite uiey ien me ' . " j T. I15 nations.
Cerro Gordo gold mine Sunday to ro the market was ad toy naUons.
scale tne 14,496-ioot mountain. D' 1X1 c uicisuu-..uu I t O
JS.lS- the cron with-Lingerie bent
nolds and Zachary Smith Rey- neld would tejriju suiiplw &
nolds, heir to the $25,000,000 Rey- the filbert marketing agree- 'i 1 1 f ff fff;
nolds tohaeco fortune' ment The recommendation must X U If HI I I Ultf
t i : a -ax.:.- I be annroved hr the agriculture de-
l.t :v 4 Ai iivw wuutj uuucicuniu niuiur -
I-r.," Jewe" youths had raUons Partmenu
MvaA3 a.A.va w hlhiiici VUC
David Walker,
!
Boy Evangelist,
Critically Hurt
Sf PETERSBURG, Fla. Aug.
11 ;p) LitUe David Walker, na
tionally known boy evangelist,
was critically Injured here today
in a water skiing accident.
The 15-year-old minister struck
piling as he was being pulled
behind a speedboat. He still was
unconscious several hours after
the accident j
for only two days when they left
the gold mine.
Forceps
person claimed he saw smoke after
it disappeared.
Salem reports coincided with
those from Seattle and Portland in
that the meteor apparently split
into two or three sections. Descrip
tions varied with each report.
carl Kicnards, Salem amateur
astronomer, said the phenomena
probably was a meteor or fireball.
HtfrthrhTJr.rd r,d Trid7 in Salem from a woman's
description of the object and send mJ7JLtm w. he-r nad w
Left in
Patient's Body
H 'AT -
A pair of forceps was removed
it to J. H. Pruett, astronomer at
the University of Oregon in Eu
gene, so that the point of landing
might be traced.
Neither the control tower at the
Salem airport nor the U. S. weath-
from a previous operation per
formed five years ago in another
state.
The name of the patient or de
tails of the case were not revealed j
er bureau renorted seeing the oh-1 by the attending physician.
iect' although the control tower I The patient was reported prog-
said several planes were flying in ressing Friday night at Memorial
the area about 830. 1 hospital, minus the zorceps.
Western International
At Victoria a. Salem 10.
At Vancouver S. Trl-City S. v !
At Tacoma 6. Spokane S.
At Yakima Wenatche X
, Coast League .
At Hollywood 4. Portland i.
At Oakland 1. Seattle S.
At San Diego 9. Lo Angeles t.
At Sacramento 0, San Francisco .
- 'American League
At St Louis -2. Detroit 4-1. '
At Chicago I. Cleveland 3,
At New York 1. Philadelphia 6.
At Washington S. Boston X,
National League
At Clncinnatt 8. St. Louis 2. .
At Boston 1. Brooklyn 0.
At Philadelphia 1. New York S.
At Pittsburgh 1 Chicago S.
at a smrra KOREAN PORT,
Aug. 11 -JP) A shipment oi iaa
ies' lingerie, hosiery, babies hot
tie - hnttla warmers ana expeu
ive lufeaee arrived at a South
Korean port recently.
"I took one look at the mam
fest and told them not even to
bother unloading it from the
shin." said Mai. Charles Whit
comb. Sacramento. Calif- U. S.
Eighth army central exchange of
ficer for Korea.
He didn't know how the ship
ment happened" to reach the war
front-
POLISH EXILE DIES '
LONDON. Aug. 11-UPV-Tadeusz
I Tomaszewski, 69, premier of the
Polish government-ln-exiie, coi-
lanced at his office here last nigh'
and died. He naa Deen suuenng
1 from heart disease.
ches in height, weighs 147 pounds
and has brown hair and brown
eyes.
.Tungate and Flodstrom both
were wearing white T-shirts and
blue trousers. Smith was clothed
in blue overalls and work shirt.
Two planes of the Salem police
aerial patrol joined the search Fri
day night The craft, one manned
by Officer Clive Scott, and the
other by Juvenile Officer Al Mc-
Rae, flew low over the Willamette
river banks and reported "perfect
viscability but no prisoners.
(Additional details on page J.),
Police Seek
Eight Escapees
City, county and state law orn
rer were aearrhinff for eicht
Extent of his Injuries are not Mne in the Salem area at ona
known, but Mound Park hospital point Friday night.
reported he did have a fractured Three prisoners broke from th
law. ' county Jail about 4:40 pjn. Twd
The youth conducted evange- Woodburn Boys school inmates,
listic services throughout the na-one 12 and one 14, escaped about
tion and in foreign countries. He 4 pjn. Two girls, one 17 and one
formerly lived at Phoenix, Ariz, j 18, escaped from a detention wara
He is the son of the Rev. Jack L, at Hillcrest school about 7:30 p jo.
Walker. In addition, a Fairview home
He was riding behind the boat mental patient wandered away
driven, by bis father. Ashore his early in the evening but was pick
mother was taking pictures I "P ". v"?,f'"T
-TXT of the others had been recaptured
I At.1
Gerald Basel, member of the jeariy tma mgrouig.
evangelistic group who was rid
ing in the boat at the time, said
David waved to his mother, lost
his balance and collided with the
oiling.
He same but was Drougni up i saiem
immediately by three youths.
I Portland , . ,.
San Francisco
Chleaeo
New York.
Max.
as
81
73
70
Kin.
l
M
es
71
A0n a smg i wrl,m.tt river -3X feet.
avama iussui .- FORECAST (froni VS. weather lm-
NICE. France, Aug. 11 -CDIreau. McNary field. Salem) i Gnr
Conimurt heauarter, and S&K
theatre where reds were holding Expected low relative humidity thif
a meeting were bombed today, afternoon near u per cent. Continued
TsJwnna damaged the riaitv exceUent weather for mort farm worf
TWO bOmDS Oamagea Ul Pairy mn tomomnr with moderate
headquarters and set fire to It. A j wind during afteraooa and art
third exploded ia a movie theater, i evening Mg. ,
Last Year
3M 4lM
Prectsw
S3
wt wmiia uvua e eM
A a tC ... Vt el-rrlAd I . AiJS rfcatirilAjlvj,
A twuut mmm vuwnu ' I "JIA Year
No one was hurt.